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Delaying DPW building replacement suggested

CLINTONVILLE – Some members of the Clintonville Finance & Personnel Committee recommended that the city of Clintonville delay its plan to replace the Clintonville Department of Public Works …

New London Public Museum unveils expansion with Nov. 10 ribbon cutting

NEW LONDON — The New London Public Museum will celebrate the next chapter of its facility updates with a ribbon cutting at noon on Tuesday, Nov. 10, unveiling its new “Possibilities Phase” …

Enrollment declines slightly for district

WAUPACA – Wisconsin is continuing to see a decline in enrollment in public school districts across the state, with school budgets tightening and student support needs remaining high. According …

Celebrating 75 years of Al-Anon recovery

COUNTY – The Al-Anon Family Groups marks its 75th anniversary this year and the organization reaffirms its longstanding commitment to supporting families and friends of loved ones struggling with …
Sports

New London falls in the WIAA boys soccer state playoffs

New London falls 3-1 in the WIAA boys soccer state playoffs at Rice Lake on Oct. 31 to wrap up their season..

Clintonville youth soccer

CLINTONVILLE — Week seven action in the Clintonville Parks & Recreation Division’s Youth Soccer League on Saturday, Oct. 24, as teams made their final push ahead of the season-ending …
Packerland
The Green Bay Press-Gazette headline read “Ted Fritsch 3-Sport Coach at Central Catholic,” announcing his selection among 26 applicants for a role at the Norbertine school. Fritsch would …
“I tend to tell people when they ask, ‘Hey, did your dad ever hold any records?’ Well, yeah, he kicked the 52-yard field goal in New York… and it was just like a snap, a hold, and he was a …
Opinion

The Time Machine We Already Own

Dear Reader, The past does not make an appointment. A letter falls out of a box carried from house to house and never opened. A song from a high school dance comes on in a store. Burning leaves …

Police and Courts
Juvenile recommended for disorderly conduct and terrorist threats charges
CLINTONVILLE – A 16-year-old juvenile student who made comments “regarding causing harm to a student and the school” was referred to Waupaca County Human Services for the charges of disorderly …
Calling 911
• Oct. 19 – A man reported a vehicle passed by and a passenger threw out a pumpkin that hit his mailbox. • Oct. 19 – A woman called from a bank to report a man was there and he believed …
Stevens Point Police Report
Oct. 16 – An unknown suspect stole cigars from Fuel On on West Clark Street. Oct. 16 – A student at PJ Jacobs Junior High School had a THC vape in their possession.  Oct. 16 – A …
Calling 911
• Oct. 11 – A man reported a silver SUV pulled into a field north of his house and there was a female yelling and screaming. • Oct. 13 – A woman reported a young male wearing …
Obituaries
Kenneth J. Tourville
Kenneth J. Tourville , age 87, of Waupaca, passed away on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King, surrounded by his loving family. He was born on June 11, 1939, in …
Arnold Abel
age 71, of Waupaca, WI, passed away surrounded by his loving family at Cherry Meadows in Appleton, WI, on Sunday, November 8, 2026. He was born on December 21, 1954, in Appleton, WI, to Arnold and …
Richard A. Kostuch
On November 3, 2026, Richard “Dick” Kostuch left this world to join with his loved ones in Heaven. Born on May 6, 1932, in Stevens Point, Wi, to his parents, Selma Hursyz Lind and August …
Mary J. Harris
Mary J. Harris, age 88 of Clintonville, passed away early Monday morning, November 2, 2026 at Sun Valley Manor, Clintonville. The Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home & Crematory, Clintonville is …
Nyma Larkee
Nyma Jean (Hanson) Larkee, Age 92, of Waupaca WI., passed away October 30th, 2026. She was the daughter of John and Margaret Hanson. Nyma graduated from Waupaca High School in 1952. She married …
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